In appeal over lost small-biz award, Swift & Staley claims agency-level process foul

By Wayne Barber

Seeking to retain a $160 million small-business landlord services award from 2020 at the Department of Energy’s Paducah Site in Kentucky, an attorney for Swift & Staley told a federal appeals court Thursday the company never had a chance to explain why its…

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